During the exercise Baltic Link 2000 the German MiG-29's flew aggressor missions against other participants.

Delivered to the Czechoslovak Air Force as 2904 in 1967. Transferred to the Czech Air Force in 1993. Withdrawn from use at Kbely by 1997 and stored for the museum. Still there in 2021.

The Czechoslovak AF operated a total of six An-24V (marked as An-24B) and upon the split into the Czech and Slovak Republics, four (2904, 5803, 7109 and 7110) went to the former and two (2903, 5605) to the latter. Two of the Czech frames were immediately put into storage and so the Czech AF only operated two planes (5803, 7109). The type was withdrawn from service on 26 October 2005. This aircraft is still stored airside on Kbely air base.

[Olympus PEN E-PL2 + M.Zuico 40-150mm]

Built in Feb-1988 it was delivered as East German AF 628. In Oct-1990 it was taken over by the German AF as 2904. In May-2005 it went to the Polish AF as 4111. By May-2008 it became an exhibit at the Muzeum Wojska Polskiego in Warszawa. It is seen here taxiing to the runway to go home in the early evening.

Built in Feb-1988 it was delivered as East German AF 628. In Oct-1990 it was taken over by the German AF as 2904. In May-2005 it went to the Polish AF as 4111. By May-2008 it became an exhibit at the Muzeum Wojska Polskiego in Warszawa.

One of eigth Embraer A-29B Super Tucano's of the FAD. The type replaced the OA-37B Dragonlfy by december 2009 after a contract was signed in late 2007.